Can somebody please recommend a good freeware HTML editor (WYSIWYG). Tried Word 2007 but not happy with the bloatware. Also, with Word 2007 it is not easy to see the HTML code itself.
Can somebody please recommend a good freeware HTML editor (WYSIWYG). Tried Word 2007 but not happy with the bloatware. Also, with Word 2007 it is not easy to see the HTML code itself.
Aptana Studio (on eclipse platform)
Or if you want something more basic then I recommend notepad++ too.
+1 Notepad ++
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Emacs for windows
Or if that scares you, conTEXT.
http://www.contexteditor.org/
edit: belatedly realise these might not be wysiwyg enough. sorry.
Last edited by kalniel; 01-12-2009 at 02:38 PM.
Thanks for the quick reply
I'd add +1 each to both notepad++ and Visual Studio Express Web Edition (which I believe is what Growkin was trying to suggest).
notepad++ is great for quickly opening up a file and changing a couple of lines, then refreshing in your browser - it's my main work tool for quick fixes and static HTML files. Visual Studio is obviously a massively powerful piece of software and will give you the WYSIWYG features you are after - it's my main work IDE. The Express Editions are completely free and very well featured. I don't use the WYSIWYG mode at work, but I've played with it at home a couple of times and it's not too bad (for a WYSIWYG HTML editor...)![]()
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